In summary, we have done well for our veterans, but now, sixty years after the establishment of the VA, we must renew our commitment to provide the men and women who have served our country in uniform with the health care services they have earned.
Russ Carnahan calls for renewed commitment to veterans' healthcare services after sixty years of the VA.
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